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Math Activity 1

Math Activity 1. Answer the following questions. Write your answers on the sheet of paper that is in your packet. SHOW YOUR WORK!. Think about each question. Then , use what you know about numbers to find the value of D. SHOW YOUR WORK! Example : 6 X 4 is 48 ÷ D, then D =

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Math Activity 1

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  1. Math Activity 1

  2. Answer the following questions. Write your answers on the sheet of paper that is in your packet. SHOW YOUR WORK!

  3. Think about each question. Then , use what you know about numbers to find the value of D. SHOW YOUR WORK! Example: 6 X 4 is 48 ÷ D, then D = Answer: 6 X 4 is 24, so 48 ÷ D is 24, so D must be 2.

  4. If 8 X 5 = D x 2 x 4 x 5, then D = • If 16 x 5 x 8 x D = 0, then D = • If 4 = 80 ÷ D, then D = • If 0 = 5 x 100 – 100D, then D = • Is 4 x 80 = 40 x D, then D = • If 2 x 25 x 2 = 90 + D, then D = • If 2 + D = 2 X D, then D =

  5. 8. • I am not smaller than 30 • I am not between 50 and 75. • I am not a number you hear when counting by tens (starting at ten) • I do not have two of the same digits. • I am not odd. • I do not contain an odd digit. • I do not contain a digit that is half the value of another digit. • I do not have a 6 in the ones place. WHO AM I ?

  6. Scientific Notation: 9.) 2000 10.) .08 11.) 7 x 105 12.) .0009 13.) 40,000,000 14.) .2 15.) 4.876 x 10-4 16.) 0.0000856 x 103 17.) 3.7986 x 105

  7. Open Ended Questions: 18. Make up a word problem represented by the fractional part of this figure that is shaded. • Change the word problem to involve the fractional part that is not shaded. • What percent is NOT shaded?

  8. Open Ended Questions: 19. The original sticker price of a foot ball is $50. During a clearance sale, this football price is reduced to 20% off the sticker price. Then an additional 10% of the reduced price is taken off at the register. • How much does the customer finally pay for the football? • How much would the customer have paid if the football were sold at a one-time reduced price of 30% off the original price? • Why didn’t the store simply sell the football at 30% off the sticker price? • According to these results, which is the better buy for a customer: • A discount of 30% off the original price followed by 10% off the reduced price OR a combined discount of 40% off the original sticker price?

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